Albion Dreaming (56 page)

Schwarz, Binsley
167

Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)
45

sects and cults
165–69

service “volunteers” (Porton Down)
46–63

Sessa, Ben
xvi
,
269–70
,
273

set
and
setting
factors
17

Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
(Beatles)
141–42

shamanic cultures
6

Shindler, George
117

Shlain, Bruce
21

Simmons, Peter
xvi
,
172–74

Sinclair, Ian
xvi
,
144

Sinclair, Malcolm
175

slang terminology
see
language of LSD use

Small Faces
146
,
160–61

Sodium Amytal
37

Sodium Pentothal
27

Soft City
(Raban)
158

Soft Machine
127

Solomon, David
xvi
,
80–81
,
178
,
211–14
,
216
,
221–22
,
225–26
,
235

Solstice Capers
188

Spear, Henry (Bing)
xvi
,
91
,
212

Spenceley, Russell
213
,
228

Spencer, Arthur
23
,
25
,
40–1

spiking practices
108

Spiral Tribe
253–54

spirituality and LSD use
148–49
,
168–69
,
202
,
280–81

sects and cults
148–49
,
165–69

see also
free festivals

Spontaneous Underground
110

Spycatcher
(Wright)
49–50

squatting
156–57

see also
commune living

Staithes, Allan
195–96

Stanley III, Augustus (Bear)

Owsley
xvi
,
117
,
143

Stark, Ronald
xvi
,
212–13
,
216

Stevens, Jay
80

Stoll, Arthur
xvi
,
11
,
12–13

Stollman, Steve
100

Stoll, Werner
16–17

Stone, Chris
202

Stonehenge Festivals

1970s
200–02
,
208

1980s
249–50

Stonham, Lord
125–26

Storming Heaven
(Stevens)
80

Straw, Jack
60

“Sugarlack”
103–4

suicide risks
18
,
49
,
123

Sumerian cultures
6

“summer of love” (1967)
131–54

criticisms
149

Sunday Mercury
78

Sunday Times
124

Switzerland
7
,
10–18

synaesthesia
14

Tao Te Ching
100–1
,
165

tattoo legends
255–56

Taylor, Matthew
60

Taylor, Sergeant Julie
219

Taylor, Terry
xvii
,
121–22

Taylor, Vince
xvii
,
93–4

Teardrop Explodes
245–46

television portrayals

Alf Garnett Saga
180

documentaries
69–70
,
117
,
123

Aldous Huxley interview
72

terminology
see
language of LSD use

Thames Valley Drug Squad
204–5

Thatcher, Margaret
244
,
250

“the sacrament”
5

Theobald, Quentin
173–74

Thomas, Gerald
216

Thomas, Samuel
85–6

The Tibetan Book of the Dead
80
,
100–1
,
103
,
168

Tibetan Ukranian Mountain

Troupe (TUMT)
247
,
252

The Times

LSD “scare stories”
175

on Operation Julie
235

on Porton Down trials
58

Tipi People
202
,
206–7

Todd, Henry
xvii
,
213
,
219–21
,
235
,
238
,
241

Todd, Sir Alexander
52

Tomlin, Dave
xvii
,
99–100
,
111
,
130
,
139

Topolski, Felix
103

Towns, David
259

Traffic
188

transcendental experiences

before LSD
10–11

with LSD
14–15
,
17–18

Transcendental Meditation
168–69

Trentishoe Fair
205–6

tribal cultures
6

The Trip
(film)
148

Trocchi, Alexander
xvii
,
85–88
,
95
,
98
,
100
,
102
,
104
,
109–10

relationship with Hollingshead
104

“truth drug” claims
4
,
19–21

see also
intelligence services

UFO cub (Tottenham Court Road)
128

UK clinical LSD treatments
23–42

United States, British and American LSD adventurers
64–82

universal love
see
love and LSD

Unwin, Stanley
161

urban legends (1980–90s)
255–56

US Office of Strategic Services
19–20

vegetarianism
159–60

A View Over Atlantis
(Michell)
186
,
188–89

Vinkenoog, Simon
99

Virgin Records
194

Wally Hope
xvii
,
200–2

“wankers”
195

Watchfield (Oxfordshire)
202–5

water supply sabotage myths
21

Waters, Roger
39

Watts, Alan
xvii
,
7
,
81–2

Webb, Don
xvii
,
43
,
62

Welsh, Irvine
254–55

Wheldon, Huw
146

“White Rabbit” (Jefferson Airplane)
29

Whitehead, Peter
99

Whitelaw, J.D.A.
25–6

whole food movement
159–60

Wholly Communion
(Whitehead)
99

Whybrow, Bernadette
xvii
,
122
,
151–52
,
156

Williamson, Robin
147–48

Windsor Great Park fair
191–92

witch trials
11–12

Wolfe, Tom
171

World in Action
(Granada TV)
176

World Psychedelic Centre (London)
101–3
,
107–12
,
117
,
121

demise
121

infiltrated by journalists
114–15

Worlds of Consciousness Conference (1996)
255

Wright, Peter
xvii
,
49
,
61

Wynne-Wilson, Peter
140

Young, Emily
111

Ziggy Stardust
94

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